Mondaq Asia Pacific: Government, Public Sector
The inaugural bulletin has links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to government in NSW.
A referendum on constitutional recognition of local government would be a step towards securing financial certainty.
The Australian Government announced a range of important measures in the 2013-2014 Budget.
In the 2013-14 Budget, the Federal Government has promised to invest a further $24 billion on roads, rail and ports.
Transcript of the Budget Reply Speech made by the leader of the opposition.
The Policy encourages private sector investment in infrastructure by providing an alternative to full private finance.
A discussion the remarkable story about the identification of another Chinese hacker.
The new Circular aims to simplify foreign exchange administration procedures for inbound and outbound direct investment.
For a foreign lender, India represents a vast opportunity amidst a complex maze of regulatory regime and market peculiarities that differentiate it from other lending markets such as the European and the Asia Pacific market.
The literal meaning of laundering is washing or cleaning dirty clothes.
The Regulation is intended to optimize the use of foreign exchange in export transactions and offshore loan drawdowns.
The fiscal and economic outlook in NZ is steadier and the Treasury has managed a skinny forecast surplus in 2014/15.
The government can't compulsorily acquire land for utility operators to relocate infrastructure for government projects.
The Act has a range of sanctions for non-compliance, from warnings to injunctions, substantial fines and imprisonment.
The SkyCity inquiry is a useful contextual guide to the rules of engagement when dealing commercially with government.
The article discusses property, tax, conducting a business and other issues relevant to foreign investors in Sri Lanka.
The Australian Government announced a range of important measures in the 2013-2014 Budget.
There was no good news for individuals this budget and the proposed income tax reductions from 2015 have been deferred.
A high Australian dollar and slowing global economy has certainly impacted heavily on Labor's sixth budget for 2013-14.
The Government confirmed each of its pre-Budget announcements with one exception, which was announced before the Budget.
The Government has relied on Treasury and the ATO to target a series of reforms at perceived business tax loopholes.
The Disability sector and schools are the winners from this budget, with funding of Disability Care and Gonski reforms.
The article highlights critical strategies to manage change in APS workplaces from restructures and staff reductions.
A large number of Australian companies are now taking action to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, including through participation in the greenhouse challenge program.
The Australian economy outperforms most of the developed world and should transition to non-resource drivers of growth.
We highlight below the salient points of the Federal Budget which was handed down on Tuesday.
The Policy encourages private sector investment in infrastructure by providing an alternative to full private finance.
In the 2013-14 Budget, the Federal Government has promised to invest a further $24 billion on roads, rail and ports.
The 2013-14 budget has once again proven to be a quiet budget for private clients, with few specific measures announced.
The big question will be which of the Budget announcements could be able to legislated before the September election.
property industry. There are limited new developments for the property and funds management industries in this budget.
Following an evaluation of Hong Kong in 2008, the Financial Action Task Force ("FATF")1 identified the following deficiencies in the Hong Kong anti-money laundering ("AML") and counter-terrorist financing ("CTF") regime
The literal meaning of laundering is washing or cleaning dirty clothes.
For a foreign lender, India represents a vast opportunity amidst a complex maze of regulatory regime and market peculiarities that differentiate it from other lending markets such as the European and the Asia Pacific market.
In India, All India Radio – the public service broadcaster, had monopoly on Radio Broadcast, till a couple of years back. In May 2000, the Government of India opened the Sector for participation by the private FM broadcasters and offered 108 frequencies in 40 cities for open tender bidding. At present, 21 private FM stations are on the air in 12 cities.
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This case is the latest decision to expand the meaning of "consequential loss" beyond the narrow English definition.
The literal meaning of laundering is washing or cleaning dirty clothes.
Direct trading of the Australian Dollar and the Chinese Yuan Renminbi commenced on 10 April 2013, pursuant to an agreement between the Australian Government and the People's Bank of China.
Greater care will now have to be taken with the nature of payments to ensure that they are not classified as penalties.
Following an evaluation of Hong Kong in 2008, the Financial Action Task Force ("FATF")1 identified the following deficiencies in the Hong Kong anti-money laundering ("AML") and counter-terrorist financing ("CTF") regime
There will be plenty of fuming legal debates on plain packaging of cigarettes in New Zealand.
Many of the recommendations will need investment or are dependent on cooperation with state and territory jurisdictions.
Renting of immovable property to educational institutes will no longer be a service tax exempt service.
Hidden behind the Government's headline spending measures are important tax and super changes that will affect business.
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